The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 28, 1936, Page 10

drinker |often, smoked for 70 years, never had vigorously and |false teeth and enjoyed good hearing.. 56 WILL GRADUATE ae ql Z The aged man fell from liked ) porch of his home May 17 ber} frac: : For a time doctors held some hope Money-Saving ———— ; for his recovery but his condition grew Values! Eighth Grade Exercises to Be! until his heart action PHONE 928 and Was Forced to Eat Plain, Simple Food &t. Paul, Nebraska, May 28.—(@)— Solomon Rickner, 115, oldest man in|eat only plain, substantial foods. He —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_——— aE EE ee eee P&TFOOD STORE 105 Fifth St. Free Delivery Phone 1994 Strawberries BUTTER Held Friday Evening in i Schoo! Auditorium i Radishes, fancy, firm, 2 bunches ..... Lettuce, solid, crisp, per head ........ 9c Cantaloupe, ripe fruit, 2for ......... 19¢ Tomatoes, solid, ripe, per Ib. ......... 18c Gow, 2OC|fh er, 23C ae 23¢| traizontin 2OC Katherine.-Ward- and Amelia; - Behnelder, holding first and second high scholastic ratings. respectively, will take part in the graduation ex- ercises of St. Mary's grade school at 8 p. m,, Friday in the schoo] audi- torium. It is the first program of its kind to be held at St. Mary's. | The public ts invited to attend the commencement at which Rev. Mar- cellus Leisen, assistant pastor at Mandan, will deliver the address to the graduates. Rev. Robert A. Fee- han will introduce him and also will confer diplomas. “An Appreciation” is the subject chosen for Amelia Schneider. Kath- erine Ward will talk on “We Want To Be Leaders.” , Big Size ad = Music will include selections by QUART BOX = =—pt iF 6 CO t«dL:CRTLALE LE «neces, Kraft, 2 ib, box ........... the school band, songs by the class box 18¢ 6 and a group of boys. Honor students besides the two mamed are Madonna Clarey, Nina —_ Dallman, Marjorie Ehli, Harold Free, RADI FRESH GREEN PEAS, 3 bunches ............55 i creme oper, Gareke, Mallia Gercrmann:| Reprecentative Marion 2ioncheck and his bride will have to go apartment hunting when they return from 25¢ | creen wicz, Mary Jane Krier, John Mad- their Virgin Island honeymoon trip. Their belongings were ousted from their present apartment by Mrs. Ben. Ib, Pg. ....-6..e sere * dock, Frank Matejcek, Evelyn Nels jamin J. Young, who made a survey of the home she sublet to the Washington Congreseman and declared it Phone 9 ober heer late, poe i v ue 4 on, was ruined. Here is a view of the bedroom with a slightly disordered appearance. Mrs. Young has not been ee S [ SAA Hoaeniter and Linus Volk | ‘able to locate the bedstesd. (Assosiated Press Phote) = ti (tstéi‘(‘d SC ee Og, ne cece PEANUE BUTTER, 27c¢ 2 pound box ... 2 pound jar ........:...+ Ba 3 pounds 19¢ Other members of the class are| |of the international executive com- in! Be een, ruwren Bare, MEUtineers Follo wing mites, and Past International Pret Luella Baumgartner, William Bobb.} kyeead ahead amis ry and e e 9 e | responded. wn, ferne ‘avasino, James Curran, Alfred Czeczok, Rich- Captain Kidd S Trail | | FREE DELIVERY Radishes, ard Davis, Edward Daw, John sao Ll >. tS: 2 bunches ...... Cc Dunn, Elsie Engle, Susan Fritz, | ‘Theresa Gerhart, Liberatus Glaser,| Dakar, Senegal, French West Africa,| At Dakar the British consul in- Theresa Goldader, Kenneth Hastings, May 28.—()—A chapter on up-t0- vited the skipper to call at the con- Daniel Heintzmann. date Spanish pirates and visions of sulate with his ers, Instead of Also, Theresa Jundt, Rose Martin,|the South Seas Wednesday entered °° = Paedatd | Frances Morrell, James Nichol, Rob-|the saga of the Girl Pat, the slip- Coming, the skipper hastily put out) 9 ert North, Elsie Ponto, Bernard Reid,|pery fishing boat which has caught to sea. Edith Roehrich, Dorothy Schmidt,|no fish for some little time. | Chief Officer Stone, who was taken Anthony Schneider, Catherine Schu-| As for the 25-ton motor craft, she to a hospital when the Girl Pat ar- bert. Betty Jane Small, Gloria|was chugging away somewhere in the rived Wednesday, disclosed the ship Starkle, Leonard Thompson, Peter|south Atlantic after a brief call at had been radioed by Spaniards while Tibesar, Marie Werner and Leo|Dakar. she was stranded off Cape Rio de Oro. ‘Zirbes. Her owners and underwriters have| After the boat and her crew of six —_—_—_—_ been trying to catch up with her/or seven had ite her will o’ the ii since she put out from Grimsby, Eng- | wisp cruise, it developed the skipper, Modern Use of Paint land, April 2, supposedly bound for George Osborne, had said: “Well, 1 Ib. pkg. ...... Lime Rickey, Ginger Ale, | Bread, white or whole Ww wheat, 2 seg Sn 25c¢ 2 loaves for .... 25c Pot Met «Be soot peribe.. OC Flavor-Ade, 9 c ORANGES, dozen CARROTS, per bunch .... NECTAR, Imitation fralt.o) 6 8 o7. bottle, 2 for ........ Cc pa 1Sc |S... 108 te ae Being Demonstrated |her usual North sea fishing grounds.| goodbye. You'll never see us again.” Nectar, Supreme, assorted, ——— and showed up instead along the| Other mariner acquaintances re- Tomatoes, No. 2 8 oz. bottle, Miss Regina Lidemann of the Ben-|pirate trail of Capt. William Kidd. called that Osborne had brought maps standard, 3 for Clete oc... 19c gamin Moore & Co. department of|near the Salvage islands, where Kidd /of the Salvages and had talked wist- home decoration is conducting a paint!is supposed to have buried millions fully of “living the life of Crusoe” on demonstration at the Vantine Paint|in gold. |a distant island. “ Glass Co. 313 Main avenue,| —————_—_——__ jursday afternoon and all day Fri- ‘) " phone association at the closing ses- day. M’Lean Sunday School sion of the group's 30th annual con- ‘The demonstration will feature strik- | i i i anaite demonstration will teaturestrik-| Meeting Set in Jumel vention here weanesady. which can be carried out in the home through the medium of the Moore, Washburn, N. D., May 28.—The Mc-| Grand Forks Host to We carry a complete line of Cold Meats. See our IGA Ads. for more specials—Closed all day Saturday (Memorial Day). 9:30 - 10:30 A. M. — WE DELIVER — 2:30 - 6:90 P. M. WEEK-END SPECIALS ‘ "6 paint pi is spon-|Lean county Sunday school conven- 5 és : sored by Betty "Moore, New Pore [tion will be held at Asbury Park District Lions Clubs bo ie Jello, all flavors, City, who is heard every Wednesday | tabernacle here Sunday, June 28, E eee | e e 9 morning over the NBC. _ \R. E. Carter of Turtle need! Be Grand Forks, N. D., May 28.—~(P}— Marshmallows, WwW In Ss rocery sit 2 tery, Scenes. 8 ae ‘ | Ib. cello bag ........... hOI& | neopa, pint jar ........ " sf d to addr the | Business sessions of the annual con-/| S hilli ers rare been secured to address "*lvention of the fifth district Lions | a aL: ana ——— clubs opened Thursday morning in 3 ee SALAD cni ing ELBOWOODS INDIAN DIES. |tne masonic temple here 23¢ No. 2 can, 2 for HEAD LETTUCE re 2 heads 15¢ ealnalas!d aaeeun 40, Elbowoods Indian, dieq|_ Welcome addresses were made by | c 31 : Pay or aga! bladder ailment Wednesday ae eo es oS oe a CARROTS, 2bunches................ 9c ‘ ".|Grand Forks club, Mayor E. A. Fled- io Boo spl Pinte oad Pre Joc, Wat of “a rormep wears Wl] PINEAPPLE Patras mii 23.6 home. Survivors are his four chil- beatae of North Dakota Meas 2 2 % lor Sal one be eens Ugdessotsessenn-4ea SH . , presi tl = ‘ : Ue SUB ed Tad 8 ame ee c 15c PLUMS inte 2% sie can re awnnerene LTE . | Carl Melvin of Winnipeg, member - Lettuce, “) MEXICAN | McINNESS IS SPEAKER — secleledpereinoen Be (os oiensge royal ” 17¢ DICED CARROTS we tcan....... Cee Ile oye | Fargo, N. D., May 28—(P—A. J. sf DICED BEETS Uncle William, 10 Chili Powder ze of Fateo reviewed 30 years a RIGER cccen eas czessece Be c progress of the North Dakota Tele- E e e ME AT 5 Princess Patt Coffee, 6p. | 8 of. pkg. ......---05+ TOM. ATOES. Ss tan dby No 2 can 9c in in Pan esihisan (eset 9 ’ »ecan...... Swift's, large 2 very th g PORK and BEANS fr0r,05* 21e MIRACLE WHIP, quart jar ...... BUTTER meme = Per lb. 30¢ JELLY, Minneopa, 12 oz. tumbler ....23¢ POTTED MEAT, Libby’s 4s, 2 for ...16¢ A splendid assortment of fresh and cold meats for your Decoation Day dinner or for {3 your holiday picnic. ¢¥ ES Here’s a Real Week-Ead Special “We Thank You” pear Luncheon Set for 6, only ....... 5c Lard Ibs. 25 C Closed All Day Memorial Day! Citeer, Celine, Reneten, Deana hates, We'll Be Closed All Day Saturday FREE DELIVERY SERVICE Central Meat Market Kindly Order for Saturday and Sundsy Aroma Strawberries Cherries Pineapple Watermelons Cantaloupe Fresh Limes Bananas Our Store will be closed all day Saturday, Memorial Day—would appreciate your orders Friday. ssh at. a Grapefruit Oranges, 2 des. 47c sai Fresh Pineapple, fancy ripe, | Fairway Cake 21 c oo Sa. 34 CONOMY’ © special, Flour, 3 Ib. bag. . ney Toma: je ce Radishes 2 pineapple for .. 2 Cc 5 lb. bag . - Laas 33c Cres ees Oates. Carrots ed Peas We Deliver GROCERY : ; ‘ ‘White California Onions Home Grewn Spinach m Oranges, fancy Sunkist, | Kisses, wrapped in red, Cucumbers Green Peppers New Potatoes, 5 Ibs. 23¢ Grocery Specials May 27 to June 2nd med. s ial, i . ine Stl. wee COOKS’ “Grocery Department” Eggplant, Radishes, Green Onions, Peas, Cucumbers, ¥ = 5 Queen Olives, Strawberries, Limes, New Potatoes, Cauliflower, Celery, a pores Sets -well S Crackeriadl, Phone 564 512 Ave. D ee ae Terie iene sist mata saiaseaute 39c Rhubarb, Parsnips, Green Peppers, Tomatoes, Rutabagas ; 3 MMe US foe oe + Garlic Dill Pickles, Sica percan.. LON sero "" Mae coeys inca vessel Aa Fresh Made Potato Chips All ola Flakes, pure white COFFEE, Prin- Everything in Fruits and Comme lts Fark apd Pears 25 4 Marshmallows, soap flakes, Z e 16 os can, 2 for 15c; 28 oz, can, 2for .... a Frid: Ice Cold Nectar Frida; Fairway, 1 |b. bag 1 5c large 21 oz. pkg. 23 Cc a ee 32c —— Minneopa Salad Dressing or Sandwich “dl - 7 : JAM, Cap-Kota, 23 Peas, Celery, New Beets, Spread, 16 of. jar, each .......:..0-00000 Minneopa Salad 23 | Sandwich Spread, 23 Rap-in Wax Senior Roll, | Radishes, Minn. home ate 5 a, c saan aeen Lenten Dearnond Panes Bld MEE: Dressing, pint ... 4e¥C | Minneopa, pint .. oC 5 i grown, special, iS, Libby’s, ‘ARROTS, : Corned per roll ......... 1 7c 4 bunches for .... 1 Oc 9c Vienne rate ge Fancy whole, 3 5c tops, 2 bunches = 2cans for...... pg Solid, 1 8 c ite ret Meat, %8, 2 for ‘ range Slices, fcy. Rhubarb, Minn. home Fancy Red SALMON, crisp, 2 heads .. +; Peat Ours fresh, 2 lbs. for... 23c¢ grown, per Ib. ..... 3 Cc Diamond ant 27c RADISHES, Min. 1 Oc Til ID. DUR. coco fess scales snesesossong 20c 1 lb. can ....... nesota, 5 bunch ct) 99 FRESH VEGETABLES and FRUITS CUCUMBERS, me- Meat Department CANNED MEATS =| Slum size cach OC U. B. Inspected Pork Loin Roast, Fancy Wax Beans, Green Stringless Beans, Red Cabbage, LIBBY’S CANTALOUPE ee end cut, per Ib. . : Fancy Cauliflower, New Potatoes, Beets, Turnips, ” 29 c U. 8. Inspected SI Libby’s Potted Meat, 4s, 2 tins for ... Corned Beef, js ‘ small, 3 for ..... medium tin .... 23c NEW POTA- Vienne Sausage, 10¢ | 255... 23c Polted Mats, 1 Be BUTTER "48, 2 cans for . No, 1 cream- Fancy New Peas, Parsnips, Rutabagas, Green Onions, Rhubarb, Fancy Head Lettuce, Fancy Celery, Fresh Tomatoes Fancy Bananas, Fancy Cherries, Extra Fancy Apples, Grapefruit, Limes ASK ABOUT OUR MEMORIAL SALE Libby’s Dill Pickles, quart jar ..... . : Libby’s Sweet Pickles, quart jar ........3.........29€ 2b jer ss... 23C Olver quart. SOC U. 8 inspected ateer ie 8, Inspected Bteer Beet Short Ribs, 10c Libby’s Sweet Mix U.S. ed Corn Fed Olives, quart .... E. A. BROWN [[ 28" 19 (7 ae 3 | 8 = 5 ‘Inspection Pork and Beans, TOILET TISSU! BEEF POT ‘ 16 oz. i The Sanitary Store Re White Fur, "25e ROAST, b. .... LOC tae, Batad Har, Boled tam, Minced am, Vee ot tia, 4for.. 2OC Olle ss cee ess , : , Cold , Johnson’s Swedish Mints, 1 Ib. pkg. .......... Where Quality Counts /gimaex\ (ME Geiny'c Frak Conte [pe Lancuoen Cast Heing Fresh Cucumber Pickles! 2¢ oa, jar All Phones 1400 AU Phones 211 118 Thire St DELIVERJES—8:45 & 10:30; 3:30 & 6:30 Cees ?. M